There is something magical about a baseball game that must be experienced in person! With new rules that are intended to increase the action while reducing the length of a nine-inning game, the upcoming baseball season is the perfect time to catch a Rockies game at Coors Field!
Colorado Rockies
Coors Field, 20th & Blake Streets, Denver
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Coors Field is an outdoor stadium, so dress accordingly and try to get seats on the third-base side if you're going to an evening game so the sunset doesn't blind you. Look for the ring of purple seats on the highest deck, which marks the spot that is exactly 5,280 feet above sea level.
The Rockies mascot Dinger is a dinosaur because triceratops fossil remains were discovered on the property during the construction of Coors Field. When he isn't entertaining fans on the field, you may find him hanging around the small playground behind Section 147. A concession stand with child-size items is also near this playground.
Know Before You Go
- Children under 3 who are sitting on an adult's lap do not need a game ticket.
- Booster seats are available for younger guests from the Guest Relations Center behind Section 127.
- Family restrooms are located in sections 124, 135, 149, 222, 311, and 339, and outside Suites 23 and 42.
- There are also two UCHealth Nursing Suites to breastfeed or pump, down the first baseline behind Section 114 and behind Section 347.
- Aerosol sunscreen is prohibited inside the park.
- You may bring your own food in soft-sided, single-pocket bags and containers 16" x 16" x 8" or smaller. Outside alcohol, glass, cans, and thermoses are prohibited. Water bottles must be sealed at entry or emptied.
- Visit the A to Z Coors Field Information Guide for additional information.
Ticket Deals
More than 20 games during the regular season offer a Family Value Pack special. Get four (4) tickets, a parking pass, and a $40 concessions credit for $59 in the upper level or $79 in the lower level.
The Colorado Rockies and the Five Star Education Foundation host Adams 12 Five Star Schools Appreciation Days. Tickets are $15-$65, with a portion going back to Adams 12 Five Star Schools.
- Sunday, April 9 at 1:10 PM vs. Washington Nationals
- Sunday, April 20 at 1:10 PM vs. Arizona Diamondbacks*
- Sunday, May 14 at 1:10 PM vs. Philadelphia Phillies
- Saturday, June 10 at 1:10 PM vs. San Diego Padres
* Primary fundraiser game!
The Blake Street Steal has prices under $20 in select lower-level sections.
- Tuesday, April 11 at 6:40 PM vs. St. Louis Cardinals
- Monday, April 17 at 6:40 PM vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
- Tuesday, April 18 at 6:40 PM vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
- Wednesday, April 19 at 1:10 PM vs. Pittsburgh Pirates
- Saturday, April 29 at 6:10 PM vs. Arizona Diamondbacks
- Wednesday, May 3 at 6:40 PM vs. Milwaukee Brewers
- Saturday, May 13 at 6:10 PM vs. Philadelphia Phillies
- Monday, May 15 at 6:40 PM vs. Cincinnati Reds
- Wednesday, May 24 at 6:40 PM vs. Miami Marlins
- Sunday, May 28 at 1:10 PM vs. New York Mets
Rockpile tickets are available for $1-$4 when purchased on the day of most home games, beginning two hours before game time at the Rockpile Ticket Office located near Gate A. Rockpile tickets may not be available for Opening Day, Fireworks, and select other games throughout the season.
Promotional Days
Enjoy great extras at one of the Promotional Days throughout the season! All promotions and event dates are subject to change and may be limited in number.
- Giveaway items (bobbleheads, caps, etc.) on April 6, April 9, May 28, June 11, June 24, June 25, July 18, July 28, July 30, August 19, and September 2.
- $1 hot dog coupon to the first 10,000 fans on May 25, June 8, August 2, and September 13.
- Post-game fireworks on June 30, July 1, and September 29.
Theme Days
- Math Day (April 12 and September 26): The Rockies will provide a packet full of baseball-related math questions that teachers can use to craft a lesson for their students, with concepts appropriate for primary school through high school. Tickets start at $12.
- History Day (April 19): The Rockies will provide a packet full of baseball-related history questions and activities that teachers can use to craft a lesson for their students. All grade levels are welcome to take part in this fun, interactive, and educational field trip!
- Class of 2023 Day (April 28): The Rockies would like to invite all graduating students to celebrate their accomplishments at Coors Field! Purchase this special ticket package to receive a limited-edition Class of 2023 Rockies t-shirt!
- Dinger Day (April 30): Dinger hosts his favorite local mascots for the biggest party of the year. With the purchase of this ticket package, fans will receive a limited-edition Dinger t-shirt and attend Dinger’s party right here at Coors Field!
- STEM Day (May 4): The Colorado Rockies and Steve Spangler are teaming up to launch the 12th Annual STEM Day that incorporates physics, math, and meteorology into unique science experiments.
- Pride Night (June 9): With the purchase of this ticket package, fans will receive a limited-edition bucket hat, and a portion of each ticket sold will benefit The Center on Colfax and One Colorado, advocacy organizations for LGBTQ+ rights.
- STAR WARS® Night (July 29): The ballpark is transformed with Star Wars-themed sights and sounds, making it a night that no Jedi will want to miss!
- See all 2023 Theme Ticket Packages at www.mlb.com/rockies/tickets/specials/themes.
New Rule Changes for 2023
- PITCH CLOCK: Hitters and pitchers are now up against the clock.
- Pitchers will have 15 seconds to throw a pitch with the bases empty and 20 seconds if there is a runner on base. Additionally, pitchers will also be limited to two disengagements, or pick-off attempts, per plate appearance with a runner on base. The disengagements reset the clock. If the pitcher takes too long, they'll be charged with an automatic ball.
- Hitters will need to be in the batter's box with eight seconds on the pitch clock. If a hitter takes too long to get set, it's an automatic strike.
- THE SHIFT: At the time a pitch is thrown, there must be at least four players on the infield, with two on each side of second base. A player who starts an inning at first or second base has to remain on that side of the field for the whole inning but can switch to short or third base the next inning. If there's an injury mid-inning, then the infield can be reset.
- BIGGER BASES: The size of bases, except for Home Base, has increased from 15 inches to 18 inches. This should reduce injuries while also encouraging more stolen bases.
